If the directors, or the officers of a company enter an agreement with another person or business, and that agreement is beyond the list of business tasks set under the company's constitution, then the contract will be invalid if the third party in bad faith has knowingly taken advantage of the company.
While some varieties of scleroderma occur rapidly, signs and symptoms of limited scleroderma usually develop gradually. They include: 1  Tight, hardened skin. 2  In limited scleroderma, skin changes typically affect only the lower arms and legs, including fingers and toes, and sometimes the face and neck. Raynaud's phenomenon is often one of the earliest signs of limited scleroderma, but many people have only Raynaud's and never develop scleroderma. 2  Red spots or lines on skin. 3  These small red spots or lines (telangiectasias) are caused by the swelling of tiny blood vessels near the skin's surface.
Your doctor has treatments to manage scleroderma symptoms, which can also include: 1  Swelling, stiffness, or pain in the fingers, toes, hands, feet, or face. 2  Puffy skin. 3  Discolored skin. 4  Fingers and toes that react strongly to cold -- they may look white and hurt.